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Snarf Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Break Up

Can the noun form of "break up" be written as two words like the verb? For example:

"I had a bad break up," instead of "break-up" or "breakup."

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No, break up is a phrasal verb . I would use breakup , as it is far more common than break-up.

  • No, break up is a phrasal verb .
  • I would use breakup , as it is far more common than break-up.
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No, break up is a phrasal verb. I would use breakup, as it is far more common than break-up.
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Is "sell out" a phrasal verb as well? As in, "I don't want to sell out."

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